Sentence examples for friends it feels from inspiring English sources

WHEN I sit with my two teenagers, and they are a million miles away, absorbed by the titillating roil of online social life, the addictive pull of video games and virtual worlds, as they stare endlessly at video clips and digital pictures of themselves and their friends, it feels like something is wrong.

"To me and my founder friends it feels like Color is cheating the process and that is what we are reacting against," he continued.

If you don't like my friends, it feels like you don't trust my judgment or like I am stupid about choosing friends.

Among my women friends, it feels like the typical uplift we pass around fairly regularly, a yay-for-us sort of thing.

Honestly, with every service importing our same Facebook friends it felt like our formative years were over and we were locked into our social graphs.

You were like, "That's what I do every day with my friends!" It felt like that.

When making a plan with a friend, it feels polite to say you're flexible about when to meet, or that you don't mind at which restaurant.

Regardless, I cannot bring myself to call him my best friend; it feels terribly cliched and I haven't used the term "best friend" to describe anyone in my life, even my closest friends, for years.

Instead, as one supporter remarked casually to a friend, "It feels like a morgue".

When you sync your period with a friend it feels like in a 90s tv show when two witches join hands, then explode something with their minds.

Because when I think back to how much time has passed, the poet told his friend, it feels like a great deal of time.